Starling extension that can load and play “Texture Atlas” animations that can be exported by Adobe Animate CC!

Different to what the name suggests, the “Texture Atlas” export option of Adobe Animate actually does not create just a texture atlas from an animation (that would be the old “Sprite Sheet” export), but it’s an alternative to libraries/tools like “Flump”, “Spine”, “Dragon Bones”, or “GAF”.

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